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• Skin stimulation
  |Term=Skin stimulation ...perature changes, or chemical substances to the skin to relieve or block a sensation of pain 
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• Sensation
  == Sensation == '''Sensation''' (/sɛnˈseɪʃən/; from Latin ''sensatio'', "perception, feeling, under
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• Windburn
  ...nded periods. The term is used to describe an inflammatory reaction of the skin caused by such exposure. ...derived from the English words "wind" and "burn", referring to the burning sensation and redness that often accompanies this condition.
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• Counterirritant
  ...itant''' (pronunciation: /ˈkaʊntərˌɪrɪtənt/) is a substance applied to the skin to produce superficial inflammation with the aim of reducing inflammation i ...eletal]] pain. They work by causing irritation or mild inflammation of the skin, distracting the brain from more severe pain or irritation in deeper struct
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• Itchy
  ...tʃi/), derived from the Old English word ''giccan'', meaning to itch, is a sensation that causes the desire or reflex to scratch. Itch has many similarities to ...eczema]] or [[psoriasis]], [[allergic reactions]], [[insect bites]], [[dry skin]], and certain [[diseases]] such as [[liver disease]] or [[kidney disease]]
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• Skin condition
  == Skin Condition == ...lved in various physiological functions such as temperature regulation and sensation.
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• Burning
  ...ge or destruction. In a medical context, it often refers to a type of pain sensation that feels as if the affected area is on fire. * [[Burn]]: An injury to the skin or other organic tissue primarily caused by heat or due to radiation, radio
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• Millipede burn
  ...ˈmɪlɪˌpiːd bɜːrn/), also known as '''Millipede Dermatitis''', is a type of skin irritation caused by the defensive secretions of certain species of [[milli ...s. The term "burn" is used to describe the sensation and appearance of the skin irritation caused by the millipede's defensive secretions.
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• Scalp pruritus
  ...''', pronounced as /ˈskælp prʊˈraɪtəs/, is a medical term referring to the sensation of itchiness on the scalp. The term is derived from the Latin word "pruritu ...reactions]]. It can also be a symptom of more serious conditions such as [[skin cancer]] or [[liver disease]].
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• Integumentary System
  ..., such as loss of water or abrasion from outside. The system comprises the skin and its appendages, including hair, scales, feathers, hooves, and nails. The Integumentary System is made up of three main parts: the [[Skin]], the [[Hair]], and the [[Nails]]. Each of these components plays a crucia
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• Formication
  ...ical term that describes the sensation of insects crawling on or under the skin. The term is derived from the Latin word ''formica'', meaning "ant". ...esembles the feeling of small insects, like ants, crawling on or under the skin.
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• Crepitus
  ...a crackling or grating sound or sensation that may be perceived under the skin, in the joints, or in the lungs. ...arious parts of the body such as the [[joints]], [[lungs]], or under the [[skin]]. It is often associated with the presence of gas or air in the tissue, or
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• Medial cord
  ...m]] to the muscles and skin of the arm and hand. It is responsible for the sensation and motor control of the ulnar side of the hand, including the little finge ...ar Nerve]]: A nerve that runs near the ulna bone and controls movement and sensation in the forearm and hand.
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• Tactile hallucination
  ....taɪl hə.luː.sɪˈneɪ.ʃən/) is a type of [[hallucination]] that involves the sensation of touch or movement in the absence of external stimuli. ...tactile experiences, from the feeling of bugs crawling on the skin to the sensation of being punched.
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• Corium
  ...ɔːriəm/), also known as the '''dermis''', is the second major layer of the skin. It is located beneath the [[epidermis]] and above the [[subcutaneous tissu ...ikely due to the corium's role in providing strength and elasticity to the skin, similar to the properties of leather.
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• Photodermatosis
  ...foʊtoʊ.dɜːrˈmæ.toʊ.sɪs/) is a medical condition that refers to an abnormal skin reaction to sunlight, or more specifically to ultraviolet (UV) radiation. ...is derived from three Greek words: "photo" meaning light, "derma" meaning skin, and "osis" meaning abnormal condition or disease.
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• Pseudomonas hot-foot syndrome
  ...e term "hot-foot", which refers to the characteristic symptom of a burning sensation in the feet. The term "syndrome" is derived from the Greek word "syndromē" ...hot-foot syndrome is a rare condition characterized by a painful, burning sensation in the soles of the feet. This condition is typically associated with expos
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• Cutis
  ...nvironmental factors. The term "cutis" is derived from the Latin word for "skin". ...means "skin". It is used in medical terminology to refer to the skin or a skin-like structure.
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• Chafing
  ...on skin condition caused by friction between skin and clothing or skin and skin. It is often experienced by athletes and those who are overweight. Symptoms of chafing include redness, stinging or burning sensation, and sometimes blistering or bleeding. The most common areas affected are t
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• Wartenberg wheel
  ...g. It was originally designed by Robert Wartenberg, a neurologist, to test skin sensitivity. ...patient's reaction is observed. This can help to identify areas of reduced sensation, which may indicate nerve damage or other neurological disorders.
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